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Tokyo University of Science founded in 1881, is one of the oldest private universities of science and technology in Japan. Rooted in a strong sense of ethics, scientists and engineers at TUS strive to solve global challenges and make the world a better place through science.
- Faculty of Advanced Engineering
In order to clearly establish our identity as a faculty...
- Faculty of Advanced Engineering
In order to clearly establish our identity as a faculty which creates novel value from advanced and integrated fields of study, the Faculty of Industrial Science and Technology changed its name in April 2021 to the “Faculty of Advanced Engineering.”
The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences on the Komaba Campus is a comprehensive graduate school pioneering new fields of research in domains ranging from basic science to human security.
Tokyo University of Science (TUS), founded in 1881, is one of the oldest private universities of science and technology in Japan. One of the most important objectives of a university is to educate students so that they can contribute to the development and welfare of humankind.
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1-3 Kagurazaka, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo : Department(s) Applied Electronics; Materials Science and Technology; Biological Science and Technology; Applied Physics; Medical and Robotic Engineering Design
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Faculties. The University of Tokyo has a total of 10 Faculties. A key feature of the undergraduate education at the University of Tokyo is that the first two years (referred to as the Junior Division) are devoted to the acquisition of fundamental skills necessary for further study.
